I think the UAA team deprecated or removed 2FA/MFA features. Nic-- Dr Nic Williams Stark & Wayne LLC http://starkandwayne.com +61 437 276 076 twitter @drnic

Greetings. I hope this mailing forum can give me pointers on the following How to enable 2fa (but-in google-authenticator) for UAA (base and default zone)? After creating a 2fa provider, when I try

Thanks Chris for compiling this! Nic -- Dr Nic Williams Stark & Wayne LLC http://starkandwayne.com +61 437 276 076 twitter @drnic

In 2020, we thought it would be beneficial to share more frequent updates on various happenings in the Cloud Foundry ecosystem: community news, projects, releases, demos, recordings of community

Hi, everyone, VMware is nominating Zach Robinson for the CLI Project Lead in the Application Runtime PMC. Zach has worked at Pivotal and VMware as a core contributor to Cloud Foundry since 2013,

Hi, everyone, Abby Chau, the lead for the CLI project within the Application Runtime PMC, has stepped down from the project. We thank her for her service. The CLI team, located in San Francisco, now

To me this seems a lot like a health check. Is there some reason that you couldn't add a health check endpoint to your app instances (either directly, or as a sidecar) and then let CF take care of

Thanks Daniel J and Daniel M for your inputs. Troy - We are also thinking something along those lines to see of we can use the App Autoscaler for the restarts. -Siva --

Ideally you'd want to trace the application misbehavior to a root cause in the application itself, but I think we've all been in the situation where "turn it off and on again" is an easier solution.

The cf cli is just a glorified rest client. If you can access the cloud controller API for your foundation, you can do everything I mentioned w/out the cf cli & by using raw rest commands. See the API

Hi Siva, I'm not aware of a similar solution that already exists. A couple of thoughts: Could you use HTTP healthchecks, and have the endpoint return a non-200 status code if the app detects high CPU

Hi Daniel, Thanks for your response. I am aware of all the options you are suggesting. But what we are looking for is a process to restart an app instance without human intervention from an alert

Not sure I totally get what you are asking, but `cf restart-app-instance` will restart an instance, so if you have an alert trigger a script, you could script the restart. Or you could just have the

Dear CF community, We are trying to find a way to selectively restart some instances of apps or to restart a specific app on an as needed basis based on some alerts that we receive from our monitoring

Dear cloud foundry community, It is not every day that you see two emails from me in one day :-) I wanted to make sure you all received this and noticed the link[1] to CF Summit CFP and the

Dear CF Community, Max (popularly known as "Dr. Max", cc'd here) has been running Cloud Foundry Community Advisory Board (CAB) meetings for the past 4-ish years now. As he mentioned during the recent

I coded up running UAA locally awhile back and you might find something useful in my scripts, or consider using the scripts yourself https://github.com/starkandwayne/quick-uaa-local Nic-- Dr Nic

Hello, I'm facing issues when trying to deploy a war file into Tomcat.I can build the file and everything but after deploying it into Tomcat I'm getting the below error. Can anyone help me?

Hello CF community, Routing Release 0.197.0 has been cut!Release Highlights Platform Operators can now experience easier debugging using human readable timestamps based on configuration in

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